Medical Missions Kenya and Hunger Relief (MMK) was founded to help the people of Kenya by combating hunger, improving health, and promoting health education, one village at a time.

Despite the tremendous progress that has been made in global health over the past two decades, there are remote villages in Kenya where health care services are non-existent or not accessible. MMK was founded on the belief that people of all nations, regions, and classes, regardless of their social-economic status, should share knowledge of basic health facts and access to medical care. MMK targets remote rural villages to provide medical relief to locals, often poverty-stricken individuals who have been excluded from healthcare systems worldwide.

Medical mission trips provide a comprehensive continuum of health services aimed at promoting the well being of people in underdeveloped remote villages. Volunteer groups of nurses and doctors will provide diagnosis and treatment; establish partnerships and training with local community health care workers; conduct community medical and wellness training; and foster principles of preventative health care and healthy lifestyle living and thus improving their quality of life.